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What generation is it?

 

it will still work regardless, but if it's a modern card, there might not be enough bandwith on an Gen 1 X4 connection for full performance, and you might loose like 20% performance.

 

EDIT: NVM I see it's Gen 3. so it will be absolutely fine no worries.

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11 hours ago, RadiatingLight said:

What generation is it?

 

it will still work regardless, but if it's a modern card, there might not be enough bandwith on an Gen 1 X4 connection for full performance, and you might loose like 20% performance.

 

EDIT: NVM I see it's Gen 3. so it will be absolutely fine no worries.

If it is gen 3 it will be ok or not 

Wether it will lose 20%data in Gen 3 ?

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2 hours ago, Sebin Joe Paul said:

If it is gen 3 it will be ok or not 

Wether it will lose 20%data in Gen 3 ?

in gen 3 it will be fine.

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